G: “Maybe put a towel or [claps], a water towel on your baby. You put only paracetamol for this child, because if you take the child to the hospital, you have to pay. Where do I get money to pay? I cannot work. I don't earn good money that I can use to pay, you know. But thank God, these children, they gradually subside. But some people whose kids became worse. Even in our house here, I said, ‘This one is too much, let's call the ambulance. Let the worst happen. If it is billed, we can pay the bill small-small. But let's save the child first!’ They will come and take the child. When they are bringing the bill — the room I was, my next door neighbour — 4600 Euro, that was the bill that was brought to happen because the child was sick. They put her in the hospital for just two days and they send a bill of 4600 Euro to her. She was crying, ‘G, how am I going to do? How do I pay the bill?’ I said, ‘Calm down, thank God that the child is safe, first.’ Until gradually, gradually we were able to get insurance and then — after enough stress, walking up and down, moving from one office to the other, from the House Betreuer and all of them. Before God, we were able to solve some of these problems.” F: “I will come in. That is even the least of things, like people getting a high bill — because this, you can settle. Some of these mothers, their kids will be getting sick and all they will do is to give them antibiotics and at the end of the day before they reach to the hospital, the child's immunity starts to resist the antibiotics. So, these children are put at health risk at a very early age.”